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                        Luzerne County Community College's Association of Higher Education sent a strike notice to school leadership on Monday. The union plans to strike beginning Nov. 5.
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                        Luzerne County Head Start celebrated fathers, father figures, and more at the Million Fathers March. And, Pennsylvania has not complied with a Trump administration demand for personal information on food-stamp recipients.
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                        Luzerne County Head Start on Friday held its annual Daddy Dance — part of the organization’s initiative for the Million Fathers March. Students from the Head Start classroom at Luzerne County Community College filled the campus center with laughter and excitement.
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                        As Pennsylvania faces a law enforcement shortage, Luzerne County Community College will become the region's newest police academy.
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                        The Pittston Tomato Festival, an annual celebration of the fruit often confused for a vegetable, is on this weekend. And Miss Pennsylvania stopped by Luzerne County Community College ahead of the Miss America competition.
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                        Victoria Vespico, Miss Pennsylvania 2025, visited Luzerne County Community College about a week before she will compete in the Miss America pageant.
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                        Some of NEPA’s newest U.S. citizens waved small American flags, said the Pledge of Allegiance and sang “God Bless America.” Their journey to citizenship was honored during a ceremony in Wilkes-Barre.
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                        City of Wilkes-Barre employees are the latest to receive discounted tuition from Luzerne County Community College as part of the school’s workforce development partnership program.
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                        Luzerne County employees can now take classes or earn a degree from Luzerne County Community College at 50% the normal cost of tuition. The partnership will help with recruiting, retaining and strengthening the skills of county employees, officials said Monday.
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                        Luzerne County Community College's Career & Technology Academy, in partnership with the county's career and technical schools, allows high school students to earn college credits free of charge.
 
 
 
 
 
 
